They may cause heartburn symptoms. 1  Citrus foods, such as oranges, grapefruits, and lemons, and orange juice, grapefruit juice, cranberry juice, and lemonade. 2  Chocolate. 3  Fatty and fried foods, such as fried chicken and fatty cuts of meat. 4  Garlic and onions. 5  Spicy food. 6  Peppermint and spearmint.
Best Answer: In the first three weeks your dreadlocks be will very delicate and you'll want to wash them about every 5 days. After they have had a chance to establish themselves a bit, usually after the 1st month, you should begin washing them every 2-3 days. Always use residue free shampoo when you wash your dreads.
Best Answer: Man his dreads are SWEET :D Part of it depends on how knotted up they are - if they're really tight, then it'll take longer, 'cause the water in the dreads get's less exposure. I can't say how long it'll take for them to dry, but these are my tips: - Only wash hair once or twice a week - the problem with washing too often is that the dreads don't a chance to dry fully between getting soaked again, and so they can go mouldy (sounds gross, is gross, but is also true).